Critical downtime leads to lost revenue

Large organizations, defined as those with more than 2,500 users, have increased their average downtime by 69% from 8.7 to 14.7 hours per month**. Downtime due to failed technology is one of the main culprits in cost inefficiency.

A total of 44% of organizations surveyed by Osterman Research and Electric Cloud estimated that the last significant software bug resulted in an average of $250,000 in lost revenue in 20 developer hours to correct it. The increase of an incorrect technology use or a failed technology exposes all organizations to risks such as downtime on critical applications.